Well Hi "FREE-SEE-R" enthusiasts,
I'll go ahead and try to present myself too.
I'm currently at my last year of undergraduate CS in network and systems
curriculum at University of Sherbrooke, in Québec province.
I come from an IT background, I did a cégep technical program on network
administration, then got a really good job for 4 years as a sysadmin
with Arkys Systems (
www.arkys.com). I left my job to undertake
university in 2009.
Aside from nasty computers, I live and breath for hardcore tekno music.
We are a sound system crew called Abitek (
www.abitek.org), we run our
own speakers and generator then invite our dj friends to play over in
the forest.
So there it is, networks and music. I happen to have made a couple
patches submission for the dj software I use, xwax (
www.xwax.org). I got
one accepted last year, great feeling to get a new (albeit extremely
small) feature included mainline in an open source software I use everyday.
From my background you can easily tell why I got on Freeseer project.
I like lean and mean software, embedded stuff, and real-time audio mayhem...
Shameless plug for a technical applied computer security event I'm part
of, NorthSec (used to be called Hackus for the first two editions).
It will take place at École de technologie supérieure in Montreal on
April 5-6-7. Détails at
https://www.nsec.io/en/.
Get a team and register quick!
So long,
Olivier
On 18/01/13 06:35 PM, Aaron Brubacher wrote:
> Hello all,
> my name is Aaron and I'm from Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario.
> My github username is aaron-bru.
> I chose freeseer because I think it's really useful, it's written in
> Python and I think video processing is interesting.
> I hope to get experience contributing code to a project and learn about
> Qt and gstreamer + whatever else is relevant to this project.
>
> About me: In computing I enjoy low level programming and math
> (algorithms). Outside of computing I enjoy travelling, making music and
> cycling.
> -Aaron
>
> On Friday, January 18, 2013 10:53:25 AM UTC-8, Dennis Ideler wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've cc'd all our student interns. This is an introduction email, in
> preparation for the code sprint this weekend.
>
> We're glad you could join us to help improve Freeseer. We're a small
> team, but every school semester we're joined by many students, and
> some choose to stay on the project as active contributors. We have a
> total of 19 student interns this time, our largest number so far. A
> couple of students won't be at the sprint, due to a limited travel
> budget.
>
> Please read through our student
> documentation:
http://freeseer.github.com/docs/contribute/students.html
> <
http://freeseer.github.com/docs/contribute/students.html>. It